This course covers art styles and movements since 1940.

These are new Core Curriculum in-class/online courses that focus on learning to use Adobe Photoshop and Flip Video cameras as experimental tools for artists. The in-class sessions meet once a week on Tuesday. Flip Video cameras will be provided, but students need access to a computer, either at home or in the Digital Art Computer Lab, Room F106, to fulfill the online components of these classes. For more information, please e-mail Lianne Sullivan at Lianne@dcccd.edu.

These classes will explore video as an artistic medium and students will shoot and edit a short project as part of this class. Video cameras and software (Final Cut Express) will be provided. Some previous computer experience is helpful. For more information, please e-mail Lianne Sullivan at Lianne@dcccd.edu.

These courses explore both contemporary and traditional metal working techniques.

These courses explore both contemporary and traditional metal working techniques.

These courses explore both contemporary and traditional metal working techniques.

This advanced ceramics class will explore various glaze application techniques as well as glaze mixing and the raw materials used in glazes. Students must have completed Ceramics I and II or be concurrently enrolled in Ceramics II.

This advanced ceramics class will explore various glaze application techniques as well as glaze mixing and the raw materials used in glazes. Students must have completed Ceramics I and Ceramics II or be concurrently enrolled in Ceramics II.

This course focuses on color theory.

A live model may be used for some portions of these painting classes.

A live model may be used for some portions of these painting classes.

A live model may be used for some portions of these painting classes.

A live model may be used for some portions of these painting classes.

As nontraditional watercolor classes, these courses will use a variety of water-based paints. Cross-media investigation will be encouraged (drawing media and collage), while following a series of assignments stressing observation, imagination, control and technique.

This course is team taught with David Newman.

This course is team taught with David Newman.

This course is team taught with David Newman.

This course is team taught with David Newman.

This is a special focus class on exploring the figure through 2-D and sculptural projects within a contemporary context.

This is a special focus class on exploring the figure through 2-D and sculptural projects within a contemporary context.